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RE: TR4 Vibration damper

To: "'Paul Richardson'" <Paul-Richardson@cyberware.co.uk>,
Subject: RE: TR4 Vibration damper
From: Jack Wheeler <jwheeler@seidata.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 06:57:38 -0500
By the way, I've got 4 or 5 of these things laying around which I would like to 
get rid of..... Any takers?

-----Original Message-----
From:   Paul Richardson [SMTP:Paul-Richardson@cyberware.co.uk]
Sent:   Friday, April 09, 2094 4:07 AM
To:     fot@autox.team.net
Subject:        TR4 Vibration damper

Hi Gang

Since Jack Wheeler asked about the TR4 vibration damper I decided to look
up when this was fitted in production. Quoting from an original Standard
Triumph Service sheet ref 2/53 May 1963 from the  Allesley Service
Department the details are as follows:

"A vibration damper was incorporated on TR4 models at approximately
commission number CT.18000.

The damper, which is attached to the gearbox or overdrive rear extension,
may also be fitted in service if necessary. It consists of a steel weight
with a silent bloc type of rubber bush pressed into the centre through
which a fixing bolt passes. A clip attached to the end of the gearbox
extension supports the weight and a steady bracket is bolted to the
existing anti rattle strap (see illustration).

Orders should be placed with the Spares Division and the following part
numbers apply.

Damper 132604           Nut   YN.2910
Clip       132607           Bolt  HB.0811
Strap     132608           Bolt  HU.0806
Bolt       HB.1024         Nut (2) YN.2908
Washer WN.0069

The fitting of the damper will only reduce vibration between engine speeds
of 2700 and 3000RPM and any other vibration must be investigated
independently.

Fitting instructions are shown in the illustration and a Warranty labour
time of 3.5 hours will be accepted".

Paul








   








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